feat: Generate SLSA provenance#399
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Thanks very much for this @laurentsimon -- it might be a week or so before I can get to review this in detail and provide a few tweaks, but it looks like a great start! I'll ping you on one of our shared Slack workspaces if questions come up. |
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Following to our discussion from last week, this is the PoC to generate SLSA provenance.
We're working on verification support in the next couple weeks, but it should not block you from iterating if you need.
We're also working on documentation. In the meantime, don't hesitate to ask questions.
Feel free to keep a friction log, we appreciate feedback!
Thanks!